Comments by Qin Gang, a trusted aide to Chinese leader Xi Jinping, indicate a desire to reset the relationship with the U.S., but on China’s terms https://t.co/7cEcgnPiTQ

Credit Suisse's report on the Archegos collapse said top employees failed to act on numerous warning signals before the bank lost billions https://t.co/rsukboKtbL

From @WSJopinion: If the government believes Covid vaccination is as urgent as it claims, it ought to behave like it with its own procedures, writes The Editorial Board https://t.co/dC5YZoKsEZ

A Wisconsin judge has ruled that police officer Joseph Mensah can be prosecuted for the 2016 killing of Jay Anderson, a black man whose fatal shooting sparked protests last year https://t.co/7AZyxuoVlt

Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal https://t.co/9coGlloieR https://t.co/mVGPM1dlRE

“The floodwaters are heartless, but the military is full of love”—China’s army takes oversize role in cleanup of the flooded city of Zhengzhou https://t.co/FUmylhaiGy

U.S. pole vaulter Sam Kendricks tested positive for Covid-19, knocking the 2016 Olympic bronze medalist out of the Tokyo Games https://t.co/AxoayeKm20

He skated to an Olympic medal at the 2014 Sochi Games. Now he’s going for another in Tokyo—this time, in baseball. https://t.co/bfyUsAaOmv

This summer, men are sporting casual t-shirts—not stiff button-downs—under their suits as a way to comfortably reengage with more pulled-together looks. “The T-shirt under gave that sense of ‘I’m put together, but it’s not overly formal.’” https://t.co/hs1r4lNIZ0

America’s biggest oil lobby just did an about-face on climate policy. It’s made no one happy. https://t.co/SPPF5k4YA9

The Himalayan nation of Bhutan completed a rapid-fire Covid-19 vaccination campaign, fully inoculating 90% of its eligible adult population, a bright spot in the region https://t.co/MDIHhB1peI

Six pampering resorts that cater only to grown-ups, from a secluded ranch in Montana to a seaside hotel on the Amalfi Coast https://t.co/7g8PRPSZ0K

From @WSJopinion: “Collegiate-level HR workshops bombard students with obscure neologisms, ahistorical analyses and simplistic slogans.” This week on Future View, students discuss their experience with critical race theory on campus. https://t.co/l6kt61Tqbx

The jewelry you once made at summer camp is back in style—with an elevated look. Same BFF, new necklace. https://t.co/fDoWlBdpu7

Boat drinks, the easy-to-make, easy-to-drink cocktails that conjure a cruise around Key West, are the best summer sippers https://t.co/gba3CDgJtb

Some fliers who bet on reopening and bought cheap tickets earlier this year claim that airlines are moving them to less convenient times to make room for higher-paying customers https://t.co/KgmyoNVRBH

Watch: Covid-19’s Delta variant is proliferating world-wide threatening unvaccinated populations and economic recovery. We break down the events in key countries to explain why Delta spreads faster than previously detected strains. https://t.co/Q8lmK84Iyp

An exhibition at the Shelburne Museum explores how one firm captured the social and political transformations of 19th-century America through its popular lithographs https://t.co/KXdJ81PEEh

“Stillwater” director Tom McCarthy says the pandemic delay gave him a rare opportunity to step away from the film for months and come back to sharpen it with fresh eyes. It premiered to a standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival this month. https://t.co/oRZY9hi7hC

Employers can generally require their workers to get vaccinated, but there are exceptions for religious objections and disabled people. Here's what you need to know. https://t.co/9Xtkx9BRRi